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Willie N. Harrell

Male 1882 - Abt 1912  (~ 29 years)


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Generation: 1

  1. 1.  Willie N. Harrell was born in Feb 1882 in Copiah County, Mississippi (son of Edwin Daniel Harrell and Sarah Hanes); died about 1912 in Collins, Covington County, Mississippi.

Generation: 2

  1. 2.  Edwin Daniel Harrell was born on 23 Feb 1844 in Alabama; died on 10 Jun 1896 in Copiah County, Mississippi; was buried in Wesson Cemetery, Copiah County, Mississippi.

    Edwin married Sarah Hanes on 7 Mar 1869 in Copiah County, Mississippi. Sarah (daughter of John Abraham Hanes and Sarah McLemore) was born on 9 Nov 1848 in Copiah County, Mississippi; died on 2 Mar 1937 in Collins, Covington County, Mississippi; was buried in Wesson Cemetery, Copiah County, Mississippi. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]


  2. 3.  Sarah Hanes was born on 9 Nov 1848 in Copiah County, Mississippi (daughter of John Abraham Hanes and Sarah McLemore); died on 2 Mar 1937 in Collins, Covington County, Mississippi; was buried in Wesson Cemetery, Copiah County, Mississippi.

    Notes:

    Mark Freeman shows that she married J.D. HARRELL.

    Children:
    1. Martha Ann Harrell was born on 10 Jan 1870 in Copiah County, Mississippi; and died.
    2. Mary Frances Harrell was born on 21 Dec 1871 in Copiah County, Mississippi; and died.
    3. Sarah Harrell was born on 18 Oct 1872 in Copiah County, Mississippi; and died.
    4. John P. Harrell was born in Feb 1874 in Copiah County, Mississippi; and died.
    5. Edwin Daniel Harrell was born on 17 Sep 1876 in Copiah County, Mississippi; died on 30 mary 1932; was buried in Rose Hill Cemetery, Brookhaven, Lincoln County, Mississippi.
    6. Ellen Harrell was born about 1876 in Copiah County, Mississippi; and died.
    7. James H. Harrell was born about 1878 in Copiah County, Mississippi; and died.
    8. Walter Harrell was born on 1 Sep 1879 in Copiah County, Mississippi; and died.
    9. Frances Harrell was born on 10 Aug 1880 in Copiah County, Mississippi; died on 26 May 1953 in Collins, Covington County, Mississippi.
    10. 1. Willie N. Harrell was born in Feb 1882 in Copiah County, Mississippi; died about 1912 in Collins, Covington County, Mississippi.


Generation: 3

  1. 6.  John Abraham Hanes was born about 1804 in South Carolina; died on 4 Jul 1884 in Copiah County, Mississippi.

    Notes:

    (Research):

    Census Information

    1850 Census
    Mississippi, Perry County
    Enumerated 16 Sept 1850 by James Carpenter
    Stamped 326
    74-77
    John Hames 42 M House Carpenter SC
    Sarah Hames 32 F Miss
    Anne Hames 13 F Miss
    Nancy Hames 22 F Miss
    Moses Hames 8 M Miss
    John Hames 6 M Miss
    Andrew Hames 5 M Miss
    El??? Hames 3 F Miss
    Sarah Hames 1 F Miss

    1860 Census
    not located

    1870 Census
    Mississippi, Copiah County, Twp 1 and 2 east of RR
    Post Office Crystal Springs
    Enumerated July 1870 by C. E. Cannon
    Page 44
    323-309
    Haynes, John 64 M W Farmer $--- $450 N. Carolina
    Haynes, Sarah 55 F W Keeping House Tenn
    Haynes, Cravin P. 19 M W Works on Farm Miss
    Haynes, George W. 16 M W Miss
    Haynes, Celia 13 F W Miss
    Haynes, Abraham 12 M W Miss

    John married Sarah McLemore on 9 Jul 1836 in Hinds County, Mississippi. Sarah (daughter of Moses McLemore and Nancy Vinnie Batiste) was born on 25 Jul 1815 in Tennessee; died on 22 Jul 1872 in Copiah County, Mississippi. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]


  2. 7.  Sarah McLemore was born on 25 Jul 1815 in Tennessee (daughter of Moses McLemore and Nancy Vinnie Batiste); died on 22 Jul 1872 in Copiah County, Mississippi.
    Children:
    1. Ann Mary Hanes was born on 30 May 1837 in Mississippi; died about 1882 in Utica, Hinds County, Mississippi.
    2. Nancy Lutley Hanes was born on 7 Dec 1838 in Mississippi; died about 1915 in Copiah County, Mississippi; was buried in New Zion Baptist Church, Crystal Springs, Copiah County, Mississippi.
    3. Moses Hanes was born on 8 Nov 1840 in Mississippi; and died.
    4. Andrew Jackson Hanes was born on 4 Nov 1844 in Mississippi; died on 10 Aug 1863 in Fort Delaware, New Castle County, Delaware.
    5. Almirah Haynes was born on 20 Sep 1846 in Mississippi; died on 22 Sep 1897 in Copiah County, Mississippi; was buried in Wesson Cemetery, Copiah County, Mississippi.
    6. 3. Sarah Hanes was born on 9 Nov 1848 in Copiah County, Mississippi; died on 2 Mar 1937 in Collins, Covington County, Mississippi; was buried in Wesson Cemetery, Copiah County, Mississippi.
    7. Craven Purline Haynes was born on 15 Jan 1851 in Copiah County, Mississippi; died on 27 Jul 1922 in Jackson, Hinds County, Mississippi; was buried in Cedar Lawn Cemetery, Jackson, Hinds County, Mississippi.
    8. George W. Hanes was born on 29 Apr 1854 in Mississippi; died on 4 Nov 1905 in Kentwood, Tangipahoa Parish, Louisiana.
    9. Celia Agnes Hanes was born on 2 May 1857 in Mississippi; died on 8 Mar 1923 in Lawrence, Kaufman County, Texas.
    10. Abraham Haynes was born on 25 Dec 1858 in Mississippi; and died.


Generation: 4

  1. 14.  Moses McLemore was born about 1787 in South Carolina (son of Amos McLemore and Equilla ???); died on 18 Mar 1857 in Copiah County, Mississippi.

    Notes:

    Paraphrased from "Ole Rosinheels" Moses and brother Richard McLemore were born in SC, and probably moved from Giles Co., TN to Wayne Co., MS at the end of hostilities in the War of 1812. They settled in that part of Wayne County which, in 1819, became Covington County and, still later, in 1826, became Jones County. They were both listed in the 1816 census of Wayne County, but neither was on the 1810 census of the same area. They settled in the Leaf River country of what is now Jones, Perry, Forrest and Covington counties, in south-eastern Mississippi. They lived in close proximity, and John McLemore joined them in 1820. In 1836, Richard moved to Lauderdale County.

    The following transcription is courtesy of Melba Gene McLemore, and relates to the military service of Moses during the Creek War:

    Know all men by these presents that I Moses Mclemore of the State of Tennessee and Giles County have constetutes ? made and appointed my trusty friend Abraham Byler my true and Lawful attorney for me and in my name and to my use to ask demand ... fore Recover and Receive from the paymaster of the United States all such Sum or Sums of Money which is owing to me from the United States for my services for a tour of duty against the Creek Indians under the command of Gen Andrew Jackson and upon Receiving of such money as fore said to receip for the same in my name in as full and ample a manner as i could do if I were personally present in witness where of I the said Moses McLemore have here unto let my hand and seal this 17th day July 1815
    attest
    John Huggins Moses McLemore ( Seal )

    State of Tennessee Giles County
    This day personally appears Moses McLemore before me Jacob Byler one of the Justices of the Peace for said county and acknowledged the above power of attorney for the purpose within mentioned in the presence of John Higggins the subscribing witness given under my hand the 17th Day of July 1815
    Jacob Byler JP

    (Research):Census Listings:

    1850 Census
    Mississippi, Perry County
    Enumerated 28 Sept 1850
    132-132
    Moses McLamore 63 M Farmer $500 SC
    Nancy McLamore 56 F SC (Color Mulatto) SC
    John McLamore 23 M Farmer Miss
    Juriah McLamore 17 F Miss
    Moses McLemore 15 M Farmer Miss
    Richard McLemore 13 M Miss (Son of John T. McLemore)
    Sarah McLemore 11 F Miss (Daughter of John T. McLemore)
    Keziah McLemore 7 F Miss (Daughter of John T. McLemore)
    Craven McLemore 4 M Miss (Son of John T. McLemore)
    Amos McLemore 2 F Miss (Appears to be John T. McLemore's daughter Agnes)

    Moses married Nancy Vinnie Batiste between 1810 and 1815. Nancy was born about 1794 in Mississippi; died on 31 Aug 1868 in Mississippi. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]


  2. 15.  Nancy Vinnie Batiste was born about 1794 in Mississippi; died on 31 Aug 1868 in Mississippi.

    Notes:

    According to Merritt Mullen, her maiden name is variously shown as Batiste, Baptiste, Battiece. ...

    Merritt writes that Nancy (Vinnie) Batiste is believed to be a Choctaw Indian, probably born in the territory of Mississippi (census records indicate she was born in South Carolina, but there are no Batiste families there). A tradition in different branches of the Fairchild family says her grandchildren are 1/4 Indian, and the early Choctaw Indian rolls for Mississippi show Indian families using the surname of "Batiste" (with various spellings such as Battist, Battiese, Battice, Bapten). The name is also found among the Choctaws who migrated to Oklahoma Indian Territory.

    "Batiste" is a variant spelling of the French name "Baptiste" (as in the common name "Jean Baptiste", or John the Baptist). The Baptistes were prominent early settlers of the Gulf Coast around what is now Mobile, Alabama. Jean Baptiste (dit Graveline) Baudreau came from Montreal (Canada) to the Gulf Coast with the brothers d'Iberville and Bienville, sent by King Louis XV to build Fort Louis and explore the Gulf Coast to protect the huge holdings (Louisiana Purchase area). It was in 1699/1700 that Jean Baptiste Baudreau came to the Pascaqoula/Bay St. Louis area on the Gulf Coast.
    The family history of the descendants of Jean Baptiste Beaudreau indicates it was common for the male descendants to have both a French and an Indian wife, and children with both of them. A grandson of the first settler, Jean Batiste Baudreau, Pierre Baptiste (also called Pedro, during the Spanish era on the Gulf Coast) was probably 1/4 Indian and 3/4 French. He married a Choctaw Indian and had a daughter by her named Michou Jenny (or Jincy) Batiste (or Battiest), who married Daniel Anderson. It is possible that a brother of Jenny was the father of Nancy Vinnie Baptiste. If Nancy's mother was a full-blood Choctaw, then Nancy would be 3/16 French and 13/16 Indian.


    Nancy was living in Copiah County, Mississippi with her son, John, at the time of the 1860 Census.

    Larry Kingsley & Merritt Mullen both note that she died in Scott County, Mississippi.

    Notes:

    Married:
    May also be the parents of an Elizabeth McLemroe, born 1820 and married James Lowery of the Cherokee Nation East. (MaryLynn Santa and Mark Freeman both reference her, but neither William McLemore or April Makerney have her listed).

    Children:
    1. Aquilla "Quillie" McLemore was born between 1815 and 1820 in Tennessee; died on 17 Jun 1888 in Copiah County, Mississippi.
    2. 7. Sarah McLemore was born on 25 Jul 1815 in Tennessee; died on 22 Jul 1872 in Copiah County, Mississippi.
    3. John T. McLemore was born on 8 Mar 1817 in Mississippi; died in Nov 1862 in Copiah County, Mississippi.
    4. Craven Purline McLemore was born about 1826 in Mississippi; and died.
    5. Lavinia McLemore was born in May 1828 in Mississippi; and died.
    6. Juriah McLemore was born about 1833 in Mississippi; and died.
    7. Mary J. McLemore was born before 1835 in Mississippi; and died.
    8. Moses McLemore was born between 1832 and 1835 in Mississippi; and died.
    9. Nancy McLemore was born after 1835 in Mississippi; and died.


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